I Am God’s Precious Possession – Identity Series Sermon 5
Sermon for May 26, 2019
I AM GOD’S is the fifth sermon in the I AM Identity series.
Pastor Kurt Steinbrueck
See you Sunday and God bless!
Sermon for May 26, 2019
I AM GOD’S is the fifth sermon in the I AM Identity series.
Pastor Kurt Steinbrueck
See you Sunday and God bless!
For all the men and women who have given their lives in service to our nation. Thank you. May the Lord comfort and strengthen your families May we, as Christ’s church, be the hands and feet that show you the love of Jesus.
Sermon for April 28, 2019
I AM New is the first sermon in the I AM Identity series.
Pastor Kurt Steinbrueck
See you Sunday and God bless!
He has Risen! Today’s reading describes how the tomb was found and what transpired afterwards.
For us, this is a day of waiting and a day of hope. It’s kind of like watching a really good movie you’ve seen before at that point where everything seems to be going wrong and the bad guy looks like he’s going to win, but you know the hero is about to burst in and save the day.
The Friday before Easter Sunday, on which the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ is commemorated in the Christian Church. It is traditionally a day of fasting and penance.
Truly God works all things for the good of those who love Him. He even worked our darkest hour for our good.
For a long time I viewed the phrase, “Not my will, but Thine be done” as a surrender to the authority of God. It’s as though I would tell God, “This is what I want. This is what needs to be done, but I guess it’s Your call. (sigh) So, do what You want.” Then I read something in a book that changed my view on this phrase forever.
Here we are on Holy Tuesday, the Tuesday of Holy Week leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection. On the Monday after Jesus entered Jerusalem as a king on a donkey (Palm Sunday), Jesus goes to the temple and is not pleased. He comes into the outer courts, the only place where a foreigner could go in the temple, and the place resembles a marketplace more than a temple, more than a place of prayer and worship.
God loves us. It is His love which led Jesus to the cross. It is His love which forgives our sins and adopts us as sons and daughters. We respond to His great love by worshiping Him alone.
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Date: Saturday, April 13 Time: 11am Location: Wesley Chapel District Park Description: I would like to invite you all to Faith Lutheran Church’s Easter Community
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